Beaux Arts Condo Developments In DC
The elegant Kalorama neighborhood in northwest DC is a coveted address with tree-lined streets, beautiful views, historical charm and stunning Beaux Arts architecture. Beaux-Arts architecture is a neoclassical architectural style that greatly influenced U.S. architecture from 1880 to 1920, mostly with decorative elements, deep cornices, flat roof, raised first story, grand entrances and staircases, and arched windows. Kalorama is home to several embassies and walking distance to the Woodley Park Metro on the Red Line. It’s close to Dupont Circle and Georgetown, and is a neighborhood where you can walk to many restaurants, shops, and a farmer’s market. Kalorama is convenient to the White House, the Kennedy Center, Reagan National Airport and Rock Creek Park with its walking paths and horse trails.
 The Carthage
The gracious Carthage is a 1920’s Beaux-Arts Building sitting atop Connecticut Avenue in the prestigious Kalorama neighborhood. Located at 2301 Connecticut Avenue NW, the exterior façade curves elegantly atop the site. The 8-story Carthage condo building has 28 large units, ranging in size from 854-1,954 square feet, high soaring ceilings, original hardwood floors, decorative moldings, and fireplaces. Other amenities include private outdoor terraces, a concierge and doorman, garage parking and a roof deck with stunning panoramic city views.
2029 Connecticut
Another historic Kalorama condo building is 2029 Connecticut Avenue. As an original Beaux-Arts style building, 2029 Connecticut Avenue was originally known as The Bates Warren Apartment House. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as well as part of the Kalorama Triangle Historic District. Famous residents have included William O. Douglas, William H. Harrison, Lena Horne, George McGovern and William Howard Taft.
The Wyoming
Near the pulse of the city, the Adams Morgan neighborhood in northwest DC is home to The Wyoming, the Beaux-Arts style historic luxury condominium building located at 2022 Columbia Road, NW. Built in 1905, it was converted by developers in the 1980’s from a luxury apartment building to condos. Some of its famous residents have included George Stephanopoulos, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Betty Frieden. The Wyoming, with 106 condos, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and a member of The Washington Heights Historic District.
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